Hamilton High School West - Retrospect Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

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The Hamilton ownslzip oafzd 06 gducafion Nine men, working closely with the superintendent of schools, transact the business of the schools in a Township that con- tinues to grow. The new budget for the next school year-.35 million plus- has been approved. In the months ahead will come new business and a bit of the old business. No matter what the business, foremost in their minds will be the business of administering to the children in the 23 schools the best in educational training and materials. Mr. Clarence Martin, the new president of the Board, beams as grandchildren watch Grandad take oath of office. Mr. Henry Gill attorney, administers the oath. The goood-feeofzganizeo I V f ? E if , i 2 A t Iiitf V ll F it g ' 2 M l l t i , 2 The Hamilton Township Board ot Education reorganized on February 19. These are the men Who'll run the schools' business in the months ahead. CSeated from lettl George W. Shermang Arthur Peeck, vice-presidentg Clarence C. Martin, president: Willard F. Grimm, secretaryp Howard D. Morrison, superintendent of schools: and Henry F. Gill, attorney. CStandinql Benjamin F. Ri- dolti, Richard C. Crockett, Gilbert Luqossy, Richard B. Kloclcner, G. Carl Pack, and Thomas I. Dunn. Page Six

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the geasons Fall intramurals ...... Seniors in action ....... The winter season ....,.. Service, spirit, friendship . Senior play ............. Dramatics ............... Basketball ............... G.A.A. basketball, volleyball Winter intramurals ...... Criterion ......... . . . Yearbook ....... Clubs ............... The spring season ........ Service, spirit, friendship . Washington trip ........ Track .................. Baseball .................. . . . Public speaking E? debating GAA. sports ............ Junior prom ..... Clubs ............ page page 1102? page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page D029 '.. E,' -M E f 1 i 11 1 The seniors begin page

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The Cl minisffzafofzs 06 the rfownship gchools These are the leaders who hold special responsibilities for stimu- lating and guiding the cooperative activity through which the purposes of education are achieved. Mr. Morrison is in a position W i 'R key roles and therefore have MR. HOWARD D. MORRISON, superintendent of schools, dictates to his secretary Mrs. Helen Oliver. to initiate more different kinds of activities affecting more persons than anyone else. In the interaction between the school board and the superintendent lies the genesis of major administrative policies and procedures. The superintendent and his staff set to a large extent the tone and mode of operation within the school district of Hamilton. RUTH E. REININGER Assistant to the Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction. MR. WILLIAM R. COURSEN Director of Secondary Education. MR. RALPH ABEL Supervisor of Health, Safety and Physical Education. Page S t . ,.' 6, f 3